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The petition of the Celebi ground manipulation company in the Delhi High Court has challenged the decision to cancel the approval of civil air security. On behalf of the Government of India, the Solicitor General (SG) Tushar Mehta said that the issue was associated with national security, and the court must understand that some circumstances are very unusual, and immediate action is necessary, otherwise the delay may fail.

Judge Sachin Dutta said that SG celebrities had direct aircraft access to aircraft, VIP movement and aircraft movement. He said that Celebi has many important responsibilities, including the screening of cargo, and that the matter is sensitive for these reasons.

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SG’s argument

The Solicitor General also said that the regulations are usually needed, and that the reasons should be recorded, but when some circumstances are unable to provide the safety of the time may affect the safety of the time. Prosecutor General Dusher Mehta said that “in an unprecedented manner,” he said, “destroying the purpose” before taking action, or that we do nothing or do anything in national security, but nothing will happen in the middle.

Even in previous cases, he reminded the court that some information was not shared with the petitioner if the issue was related to national security. S.G.

Turkish company Celebi

The court asked if the company had basic rights under Article 19, in which SG agreed that the companies had no such rights. Considering the urgency of the case, the court finally informed all sides that it would be listed for the final debate tomorrow. The petitioners have been asked to retaliate.

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According to the Celebi website, India handles about 58,000 flights and 5,40,00 tonnes of cargo. Celebi has been working in the Indian airport for more than 15 years and is using more than 10,000 people, providing its services at nine airports.